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Cartoon Of The Day: Clinton and Bush Dynasties

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Cartoon Of The Day

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu has expressed his indignation over a P5+1 decision to Barack Obama in a phone conversation.
He said that it "would threaten the survival of Israel."
Just a few minutes before the most recent round of Iran negotiations started on Thursday, Netanyahu via Twitter urged to limit Iran’s “nuclear capabilities and stop its aggression and terrorism."
For over ten years, the P5+1 countries, namely Russia, the United States, China, France, the United Kingdom and Germany have been trying to convince Iran to halt its uranium enrichment program and decrease the number of its centrifuges, fearing Tehran is developing nuclear weapons under the guise of a civilian program.
On Thursday, the P5+1 and Iran reached a framework agreement on the issue. The deadline for a final deal is July 1, 2015.
Source: Sputnik News

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Cartoons of the Day

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Cheney Files

Cartoon: The top secret files of Dick Cheney (dailykos)

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Globalization = Permanent Instability

Globalization continually creates imbalances that fuel a perpetual instability that gradually impoverishes every sector other than global capital.

Globalization has two guaranteed consequences: permanent instability and endless boom-and-bust cycles. As noted in Forget "Free Trade"--Focus on Capital Flows, the key engine of globalization is mobile capital: capital that can borrow money for next to nothing in one nation and then move that capital to other nations where yields are higher and opportunities for exploitation riper.

This mobility of capital is an enormous benefit to the owners of the capital, but it creates extraordinary instability for those who are not as mobile. When mobile capital encounters anything that reduces profits--higher taxes and rising labor costs, competition or restrictive regulations--it closes factories and fires its workers in that locale and shifts to another locale with greater opportunities for high returns.

The workers left behind have limited means to replace the lost wages, and the local government often has few resources to repair any damage left by the exploitation of resources. The advantage of mobility is reserved for capital, and to the relatively limited cohort of workers who can immigrate to other nations to find work.

Source: Blacklisted News
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Republican Campaign

Earlier this month, the National Republican Campaign Committee began running an ad across the state in an effort to link Ashford to Nikko Jenkins, a convicted killer who murdered four people last summer after getting released from prison for good behavior. Jenkins served half of his 21-year sentence for robbery and assault because of the state’s “Good Time Law,” which Ashford supported.

Source: Addicting Info


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The Euro-Atlantic Relationship


You can call it NATO too.
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